Devices can be used for data center thermal management and HVAC filter monitoring, company says, adding that users can combine air velocity data with existing temperature data for insight into air flow cooling effectiveness

Has North America’s history of advocating sustainability laid a firm enough foundation to ensure the momentum of energy efficiency in the built-environment, regardless of government incentives and targets?

Superstorm Sandy lashed the eastern seaboard in the United States in 2012, causing USD 70 billion in damages. During the time, Princeton University served as refuge for the community and for first responders. Ted Borer, Energy Plant Manager, Princeton University, in this interview with Ranjana Konatt of Climate Control Middle East, recounts the havoc the hurricane wreaked, while pointing to microgrids as having an essential role to play in a region’s ability to be resilient. Excerpts…

As a response to the drought situation in the United States, The Water Hub, a technologically savvy solution, uses recycled wastewater for non-potable demands, such as heating and cooling. Joan Kowal, Senior Director, Energy & Utilities, Emory University, in the United States, in this interview with Ranjana Konatt of Climate Control Middle East, elaborates on how The Water Hub has managed to meet 100% of the water demand of Emory’s steam plant. Excerpts…

Jim Lodge, Vice President, Thermal, Clearway Energy, discusses bottlenecks in the adoption of District Cooling in the Middle East, the need for utility providers to strengthen communication channels to identify the true benefits of District Energy systems and the importance of looking at the long-term costs. Excerpts from the interview with Hannah Jo Uy….